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I'm proud of the team I worked on, but have ambivalence for the company. I was on IE 1.0 thru 5.0 (roughly '95-'99). It was a great team and in many, but not a
by berkun 17y ago
I'm proud of the team I worked on, but have ambivalence for the company.
I was on IE 1.0 thru 5.0 (roughly '95-'99). It was a great team and in many, but not all ways, I think we made a great product. What happened on IE 6.0 was a tragedy. I wasn't there, but neither was most of the team that worked on IE5.
The only bright spot of that tragedy is it helped open the door for Firefox, which I love and have used for years.
- justinweiss 17y agoThat's a common sentiment among the Microsoft alumni I've talked to: "Ambivalent about the company, loved my team, left at the right time." I wonder if that's something specific to Microsoft-ish big companies, or common among people that decide to leave any job?
- somedaywings 17y agoHave you tried Chrome?